 | Richard Bradley - 1739 - 608 pages
...commonly pruned at every third or fourth Joint, S 4 when when they come to run : This is the common way. About the latter End of April, or the firft Week in May, the Melon Plants thus raifed, will be fit to plant upon Ridges, which fhould be made thus : Cut a Trench... | |
 | Richard Bradley - Agriculture - 1739 - 608 pages
...commonly pruned at every third or fourth Joint, S 4 when when they come to run : This is the common way. About the latter End of April, or the firft Week in May, the Melon Plants thus raifed, will be fit to plant upon Ridges, which mould be made thus : Cut a Trench... | |
 | Joseph Townsend - 1791
...rewarded the farmer with one crop, than he begins to prepare it for another. In September he fovvs barley, and having reaped it about the latter end...September. But before this ripens, he puts in fandias (the cucurblta of Lin.) or fome other efculent, which yields him a third crop in the courfe of the fame... | |
 | Christian August Fischer - 1809
...it rewarded the farmer with one crop than he begins to prepare it for another. In September he sows barley ; and having reaped it about the latter end of April, or the first week in May, he immediately puts in maize, which comes off about the middle of September : but... | |
 | Christian August Fischer - Balearic Islands (Spain) - 1809 - 309 pages
...it rewarded the farmer with one crop than he begins to prepare it for another. In September he sows barley ; and having reaped it about the latter end of April, or the first week in May, he immediately puts in maize, which comes off about the middle of September : but... | |
 | Christian August Fischer - Valencia (Spain : Province) - 1811 - 309 pages
...it rewarded the farmer with one crop than he begins to prepare it for another. In September he sows barley ; and having reaped it about the latter end of April, or the first week in May, he immediately puts in maize, which comes off about the middle of September : but... | |
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The land never rests," says a traveller who some time since visited this country; * " for no sooner has it rewarded the farmer with one crop than he begins to prepare it for another. In September he sows barley ; and having reaped it about the latter... 